Grace Smith In Trouble At Astoria School Board
Grace Smith formerly a teacher at tatterson and Alderbrook schools is suspended by the Astoria school board amid shoplifting allegations. Local officials report she denies the charges and claims an alibi with three corroborating witnesses at 2458 Cedar Street. No criminal action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Grace Smith
Tatterson
Eugene
Alderbrook School
Astoria
Severi
Tebanta
Ehe
Avtorian
Allan
Milfomery
Miss Smith
Suon
Inelsto
Cedar Street
H. Slack
Mise Lena Liam
Misa Smith
Maxwell-Rogers Wedding Sunday in Cottage Grove
Miss Liza Pearl Rogers married Henry Cal vin Maxwell at the home of Mr and Mrs Wees ley Poullington. The ceremony in autumn decor parlor featured bridesmaid Sarah Sly and best man Wiley Maxwell. Clergyman Kev Crawford officiated. The couple, soon to reside two miles south of Irvine, received many useful presents from society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesley Poullington
West
Kev
Crawford
Irving
Cottage Grove
Loving
Irvine
Local hunter kills huge golden eagle near city
Frank Poindexter of the city killed a large golden eagle in the near marsh a few miles west of town. The bird measured feet across the wingspan and, after initial attempts, Poindexter reportedly dispatched the monster after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Poindexter
Thie City
Uibsco Marsh
Mr. Poindexter
Greenleaf Items and Local Birds and Rustling
A Greenleaf note reports a jovem man working for Frank Parker killed two young cougars while out with goats. Searah Sleyter, a Lake Creek expert, improved Cape senale turnout sites. Locals are busy browndaye, and Fred Pelot recently sold his Greenleaf property to Mr Parker and is moving to Pagene. Rustling activity appears prevalent in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenleaf
Frank Parker
Searah Sleyter
Lake Creek
Cape Senale Mountely
Fred Pelot
Parker
Pagene
Springfield syndicate property bought by Washburne
Washburne, a Springfield mill owner, bought the syndicate property near Springfield while in Portland. He paid 14.02 for all assets of the Springfield Power and Investment Co. The tract outside the city covers 120 acres with over 100 Lots inside. He plans to sell about 60 lots soon and expects Springfield’s population to exceed 5000 in eighteen months. A railroad link completion will give five branches and attract factories and industries to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacebburne
Springfield
Portland
Springfield Power and Investment Company
Syndicate
Washbarve
Washburne
Woodburn-Natroo
Carahupa
Factorie
Washbourne
Prize-Winner Angora Goat Breeds Improved by Buck Purchase
Al Montgomery near the side post office thirty miles from Kavelle to the McKenzie plans to enhance his strong Angora band by buying a first-class Angora buck. The four-year-old rival won first prize at St Louis and Portland expo, where Montgomery bought him for 10. The region, timberless for decades after a forest fire, sprouts brush and supports hardy goats able to defend against coyotes and wild animals. Goats reliably return to their sleeping place and the hair sells for about five to six cents a pound, with Montgomery retaining the best pure bred stock when selling off inferior animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Montgomery
Kavelle
McKenzie
St. Louie
Portland Exposition
Larely
Insane Man Recaptured After Escape near Eugene
John Costy, a young man who escaped custody while being brought to Eugene for an insanity examination, was captured by Deputy Sheriff Kuno. He underwent an exam by Dr. Day and W. L. Cheshire, and County Judge Chrismac postponed final verdict. Costy, said to be 25, Irish-born, claimed Army discharge due to sickness, walked from San Francisco to Washington then back. Officials deem him demented and suggest alcoholism as a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Costy
Phetty Place
Springfeld
Eugene
Bie Eanity
Kuno
Costy
F. M. Day
W. L. Cheshire
Chriemac
Ireland
Mass
Philippines
San Francisco
Washington
Vida Explosion Kills Man and Wounds Boy Near Eugene
B F Fine of Vida reports a premature explosion of giant powder near McKenzie River twenty miles east of Eugene killed James Peek and injured 15 year old Ernest Hickson. The box held about thirty sticks and others lay on the ground as the fire caused glycerine coating to melt and ignite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Fine
Vida
James Peek
Ernest Hickson
McKenzie River
Erugene
Peek
Young Hickson
Fion
Pointers From Palestine News Briefs
Sam Schrimpf of Stadleyville was seriously injured by a fall from a building, recovering slowly. Mrs W L Ford and children who visited here returned to Eugene last Wednesday. Richard Lilea and Jno Jenkins went to Eugene with a load of fat turkeys this week. J L Kraal visited his brother A J at Crow Wednesday night. Mrs Andrew Wood is improving in health, Mrs Joe Liles of Noli is better after illness. A Royal Neighbors lodge of about twenty members was formed at Crow. The wild animal described is noted as very docile. the jotting hints at equestrian bues.
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Crow
Sam Schrimpf
Stadleyville
Mre
W. L. Ford
Eugene
Richard Lilea
Jno
Jenkins
Kugene
J. L. Kraal
A. J
Andrew Wood
Joe Liles
Noli
Abbreviated Letter List From Eugene Oregon
The letter list from Eugene Oregon dated November 8 shows numerous names including Abehire J. P. Abehire L. Parry Allen T. J. Casey P. Dorsey B. W. Farrington Mre. Mollie Fisk Geo. S. Fountain Ike Gist Misa Myrtle Chiesson Mise Marie Hall Joe Hamilton Mre. F. W. Herris Jota Huwebrouck A. Johnson LD. F. Kost Mra. B. G. Landreth B. Martin Ralph Metrea James E. McVay Mies Bessie Mickey Mies Clab Nesler How Nott C. F. Shacklett B. W. Smith Frances Smith B. F. Stevens Miss Ettie Stevens Mre. Fancle Woompeca Mice Clara Louise Thompson Raymond Tucker Mies Roby Turner Mrs Thos. Wheeler W. H. J. &. Page P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Or
Abaebire
J. P
Abehire
L. Parry
Allen
T. J. Casey
P. Dorsey
B. W. Busted
Tad. Farrington
Mollie
Fisk
Geo. S. Fountain
Ike
Gist
Misa Myrtle
Chiesson
Mise Marie
Hall
Joe
Hamilton
Mre
F. W. Herris
Jota
Huwebrouck
A. Johnson
Irving Items and Local Movements Report
Irving notes steady local movement with T J Lindley Mise Myrtle and Dennys departing for St Johns on Tuesday afternoon and well wishes from friends. McBee and Butler assume ownership of the blacksmith shop and are making steady progress. Bishop Castle of Philomath preached at U B church Monday evening. J R Parker left for Philomath with another local. J L Zeigler and wife visited in Leving on Monday.
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McBee & Butler
Bishop Castle
Philomth
U. B
J. R. Parker
Philomath
J. L. Zeigler
Leving Munday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Smith
Mise Smith
Monmouth
Sam Brown
Mill Company
Florence
Almasi
Joe Almasi
Nichols
Janetion
Lodisa
Deadwood
Maxwell-Rogers
Insane Man
Cunnies Gaftlidee
Palestine
Cravenette Rain
The
Magnet Clothing Co
East 9Th and
Park Streets
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